Accidents blame worn tires and speed for rollover incidents
Troopers say the Rid dick crash was due to worn tread and driver speed on a Ford Mustang, with a ticket possible for driving too fast for conditions and improper tires. In a separate two-vehicle crash on U.S. 24-40, Donald Burnett, 63, of Manhattan, was injured on a southbound Yamaha after laying the bike down to avoid a stopped car, with passenger Doreen Burnett, 65, thrown from the vehicle. Doreen Burnett was treated and released from LMH. Donald Burnett’s condition was unavailable Friday. Richard A. Vandruff, 44, was also involved.
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Cement truck rollover on K-10 near Tonganoxie injures driver
Master Trooper Aaron Klaassen said a cement truck driven by Vandruff lost control on Kansas Highway 10 Thursday, swerved to the north shoulder then across the median and tipped onto its side. Vandruff was stable at KU Hospital as of Friday afternoon after the crash.
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Pipeline expansion sparks debate over Keystone XL in Kansas
Erich Pica of Friends of the Earth condemns the Keystone XL approval as a climate stake on Obama. The plan expands two pipelines from Hardisty through Montana Nebraska to Oklahoma Texas, boosting flow from 591000 to 13 00000 barrels per day with new Kansas pumping stations. Marion County officials cite tax loss of about 30 million over ten years while contractors say Kansas benefited with 481 million spent locally and 8 million in sales tax. Environmental groups warn of higher greenhouse gases and aquifer risk, while supporters tout safety and studies.
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Judge narrows time frame in former youth pastor sex case
Douglas County prosecutors face a narrowed window for charges as Judge Fairchild limits alleged acts to February 2 2000 to March 17 2000 while a 2008 jury previously convicted Cormack of sexual relations with a minor. Branson says retrial possible. Chahine notes defense benefit. Cormack free on bond. new trial slated for September pending delays.
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